Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Recently, Ralph, as TIME'S Mexico City bureau chiefs have invariably called him, made his first trip to Manhattan. On his return to more serene surroundings, he jotted down and sent along his impressions of his somewhat frantic visit. Wrote Delgado...
...louder (it has assumed "the shape of scandal," protested the stately London Times). And it seemed likely to continue for months to come. The latest word is that the Queen, the Queen Mother and Margaret herself have agreed to do nothing until the Queen and Philip return from a visit to Australia next May. The royal family apparently hopes that by then Margaret's ardor for Airman Townsend-now neatly isolated in an air attache's job in Brussels -will have cooled. Margaret apparently hopes that her steadfast devotion to Townsend will be so plain to everyone that...
...Goose Is Roman." The Fascist leaders were painfully anxious not to lose face with the Germans. "Pay attention to uniforms," Ciano cued himself for a visit to Germany. "We must be more Prussian than the Prussians." Mussolini repeatedly lectured Ciano on "the necessity for redeeming Italy's reputation as a faithless nation. Bismark used to say that you can't have a policy with Italy when she is faithless both as friend and foe." Yet no one took a more contemptuous view of the Italian people than Mussolini himself. One incident or another kept him boiling. "The Duce...
...Mulvana, Kans., harassed by friends who wanted to know about his visit to Fort Sill, Okla., Aircraft Worker Les Jennings distributed a mimeographed report: "I saw (and touched) one of the new atomic guns. It is....and has a ...., which does not but....if it is so desired. It.... eighs and 13 oz., without...
...Detroit, another group of Esperantists took them through the Ford plant ("Kiel granda!"), and in Chicago, still another group showed them the stockyards ("Kiel multaj bestoj!"). Last week, back in Manhattan after a visit with California Esperantists and a few days in Washington, D.C., the Thollets happily pronounced the U.S. "pura, agrabla, kaj automata." But above all, they said, it is amika (friendly). Added Sinjoro Thollet to a reporter: "You ought to learn Esperanto. Only three months. Tiel facila...